Wolfenoot is celebrated on November 23rd and honors the spirit of the wolf while recognizing those who show kindness to dogs. The holiday originated from a child's imaginative idea in New Zealand and has gained popularity globally. On this day, the "Spirit of the Wolf" is said to hide small gifts for people who have been kind to animals, particularly dogs. Families often enjoy meals featuring red meat, reflecting a wolf's diet, and desserts shaped like the full moon. Typical customs include treating dogs with extra love, surprising friends with gifts, and supporting local animal shelters. Participants often share their celebrations on social media using hashtags like #Wolfenoot. The holiday emphasizes compassion, generosity, and the bond between humans and animals.